Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-29
LOCAL JOTS.

Ogden next Monday.
Henry Sadler Jr., returned from an ex-
tended trip throughout California last
evening.
A grand rehearsal of the Paper Carnival
will be held at the Walker Opera House this
evening.
The corpse of a child of the name of Lev
eridge was brought up from Provo to-day
for interment.
Wells, Fargo q Co. to-day shipped ore
valued at $23,800; base bullion. $3.50.
Total, $25,9S0
The delay of the Central Pacific yesterday
was owing to landslide in Blue Canyon.
No damage was done.
Mccormick & Co. to-day received Hanauer
bullion valued at Sl,755; silver and lead
ores, $780, Total, $10,555.
James Fakes, of Nephi, dropped dead of
heart disease at Riverside, yesterday. He
leaves a wife and seven children.
Henry Wagner has the hearts of the en-
tire DEMOCRAT force tackled on top of a key
Of his excellent beer. Many thanks.
The D. &. R. Western will begin their
Bingham excursions on Sunday next.
Tickets for the round trip will be Sl.5O.
In the Probate Court yesterday, in the
matter of the estate of Elizabeth Wheeler,
deceased an order of sale of real estate was
made.
Considerable skill was exhibited on Main
street last evening by young horsewoman.
She rode without a saddle, and kept the
horse on full gallop.
There are sixty-five cases of unlawful CO.
habitation, awaiting the action of the Grand
Jury, which will be impanelled next Thurs
day.
Jack Hessir, the saloon keeper who was
tried in the Police Court yesterday for SELL
ing liquor on Sunday, was placed under
$500 bonds to appear at p. m. to-day.
Reuben A. Mcbride, convicted of murder
in the second degree for the killing of Doc
Speed at Fillmore, will be sentenced by
Judge Henderson tomorrow at Provo.
The four boxes which were auctioned off
by G. r. Barratt yesterday, to defray L. b.
Stevens Indebtedness to him, brought from
SIS to $50 each. The contents were not
known until after the sale.
The game of billiards between Josh
Arthur and Josh Davis resulted in a victory
for the latter. Arthur's run was about one
half what it was on the evening of the last
match.
The minuet practice at the Opera House
last evening with the orchestra was success
full in every respect. Those who miss the
Paper Carnival on Tuesday next will miss
great treat.
The DEMOCRAT has received letter from
Mrs. Browe, dated at Newark, n. j. The
lady states that she will not return TO Utah
for some time, as her sister and brother-in-
law are both dangerously ill, and she can
not leave them in their present conditions.
A Kindergarten school will be opened at
the corner of Main and Fifth South Streets
on Monday next. This will be the first out
and out Kindergarten established here, and
with two proficient lady teachers it prom
Uses to be pronounced success.
Joe Ashton was snaked in by the police
last evining for using profane language and
drunkenness; Mike CASTILLO for stealing
Louis Cadwell's watch and So in cash;
Louis Caldwell for threatening to shoot E.
Tufts, and John Bowen for disturbing the
peace in the Eureka saloon.
Mr.. E. l.. T. Harrison has for some time
been engaged on a drawing of the city side
of the Logan Temple. He is making it for
a steel engraving for publication. He says
that the Temple raised on an eminence
overlooking the city and valley will present
grand appearance.
At Prof. Younger's dancing entertainment
this week, Charley Simpson, son of DR..
Simpson, made ten-strike in dancing the
fishers hornpipe. Although he had only
attended the academy one term his per-
Torrance would compare favorably with
that of any professional. He was the only
pupil complimented with an encore.
T. Mulloy, of Muloy & Paul's livery
stable, left for Ogden this morning to
meet party of horsemen and race horses,
from Butte, Montana. They intend max
Ing the Rocky Mountain circuit. Mr.. Null
10y has succeeded in getting special rates
for race men during the spring meeting, on
the d. 81 r. G.. and y. p. railroads, and ex-
poets soon to have similar arrangements
made with the other railroad companies.
A number of gentlemen who are down
from Bingham say that the Will Robinson,
who shot Hair on Wednesday morning, is
not the Young Salt Laker described in yes
terday's DEMOCRAT. They say that the
shooter is tin horn gambler of the worst
kind, who has never done an hours honest
work since he went to the camp. On this
assertion The DEMOCRAT takes back its
lenieut remarks and is glad to learn that it
was not the Will Robinson SO we'll known
here.
Judge Henderson, last week at Provo re-
fused to naturalize Cyrus K. Young because
he acknowledged that he was believer In
polygamy-that he believed it to be law of
God, and that he preached it as such In
expounding the Gospel as q member of the
Seventies. His answers to the interrogato-
ries of the Court indicated clearly that the
applicant was not so attached to 1.-THE
principles of the Constitution and the laws
of the United States as to entitle him to
citizenship.